by John Lucas | Oct 8, 2018
A poll released Monday by Florida Southern College’s Center for Polling and Policy Research continues to show the races for governor and U.S. Senate in Florida to be tight. The survey shows Democrat Andrew Gillum with a 3-point lead over his Republican opponent, Ron...
by John Lucas | Oct 8, 2018
The general election is 29 days away and now there’s a new name that could potentially enter the picture and have an affect on the outsomces . It’s name is Michael and it’s currently a tropical storm in the Caribbean, but forecasters say it could develop into a strong...
by Brian Burgess | Oct 8, 2018
Real* emails from real readers… “What’s the hold up with the FBI investigation into Andrew Gillum’s corruption? In my experience, the FBI clears innocent people pretty fast.” –Brett Kavanaugh “Please tell all my fellow Florida...
by John Lucas | Oct 5, 2018
Hurricane Hermine, a category one storm that hit the Tallahassee area two years ago, is blowing up a minor political storm in Florida’s gubernatorial contest. The Republican Party of Florida released two new political ads (see below) on Thursday called “Unfit to...
by John Lucas | Oct 5, 2018
Americans for Prosperity Action is targeting U.S. Sen. Bill Nelson in what the group says is a seven-figure media campaign that will include a digital ad and direct mail. The campaign is called “Bill Nelson Has Had 30 Years” and attacks the Democrats record on health...
by Brian Burgess | Oct 5, 2018
Late Thursday evening, the Rick Scott for Senate campaign took Bill Nelson to the proverbial woodshed after Nelson alleged Scott’s wife, Florida First Lady Ann Scott, couldn’t manage her own finances. Nelson’s attack was based on a badly flawed,...
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